We have secured planning permission to build five new studio apartments within a single split level design building. With access from Elizabeth Way and De Freville Avenue, the site is around a mile from the city centre and a short walk to Midsummer Common and the River Cam.
Very close to Chesterton Road and De Freville Avenue, Sandy Lane sits within a residential area just ten minutes from Midsummer Common, and a short stroll from both the river and the city centre.
Benefiting from many local amenities, the area also offers easy access to Cambridge Science Park and the main line train station, and there are many restaurants, shops and peaceful parks close by.
Very close to Chesterton Road and De Freville Avenue, Sandy Lane sits within a residential area just ten minutes from Midsummer Common, and a short stroll from both the river and the city centre.
Benefiting from many local amenities, the area also offers easy access to Cambridge Science Park and the main line train station, and there are many restaurants, shops and peaceful parks close by.
Named in honour of Alan Turing - widely recognised as the founder of modern computing and a former student at King's College, Cambridge - Turing House has been designed with modern-day living very much in mind.
These 4-storey executive family homes have been designed in a traditional Victorian style - but with a modern twist - comprising four bedrooms and four bathrooms, with basement home cinemas and off-street parking.
These stylish studio and one-bedroomed apartments for student occupation were completed in 2014 and won a prestigious award at the 2014-15 UK Property Awards.